| To begin with, Harold made money by selling his beautiful collages on the streets of Cardiff. He saved carefully, & could soon afford to rent a studio. Harold's profits then went through the roof, & with fortune came fame. But he was soon to lose everything on account of an awful gambling problem. It was clear that he was not made for the city way of life. It was also clear that Fluorine could not cope with money, so he returned to Norway & set up a small studio in his flat in a secret location, as he was also keen to shed the curse of fame. Soon, Fluorine turned his attention to computers. Spending a small fortune on imaging software, he soon began webdesigning. Now, Harold Fluorine still lives in Norway. He visits his home in Wales often, but mostly to check up on his tennants, [he rents out the home as flats]. One thing is for certain, Harold Fluorine is as genius as he is unknown. |
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| HAROLD FLUORINE |
| Harold Fluorine was born on the 1st of August 1981 in Norway. He was never very good at drawing, so instead, took pleasure in collecting things he considered to be beautiful & sticking them in scrapbooks. One of Fluorine's Norwegian schoolteachers recalled how young Harold would steal other children's drawings, leaving them tearful. Fluorine began making a career from his art when he was just fifteen. After his parents died, Harold returned to his parent's homeland, Britain to live in the home he inherited, near Cardiff. |
| Harold Fluorine designed all the artwork on Daisyhut in collaboration with Larry Mindbends. If you would like to contact Harold, you can send emails to [email protected] & they will then be forwarded directly to Harold's personal computer in Norway. For various reasons, Mr. Fluorine's home address & phone number cannot be given out; he'd get prank calls & sad letters from people wanting advice on how to become successful artists & letters from psychopaths wanting to kill him. View Harold Fluorine's latest work, "SAFETY", donated to Daisyhut for the brand new Index 3. Return to Index 3. |
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